Israeli settlers attack Palestinian village in the West Bank

A group of Israeli settlers attacked a Palestinian village called Galut, in southern Nablus, in the West Bank, and tried to set some houses on fire. "A clash has erupted between the villagers trying to help those whose houses were about to be burned and the settlers" told Gassan Doghlous, the Palestinian Authority official in charge of settlement activities in the eastern parts of the West Bank, to Anadolu Agency. Doghlous added that hundreds of Israelis, protected by the Israeli soldiers, also forcefully entered and prayed at Yusuf Mosque and Tomb in Nablus. Doghlous also claimed that some Palestinians were wounded as a result of Israeli army's intervention at the clash between Palestinians and Israeli settlers by tear bomb and plastic bullets.